I mean, I didn't necessarily agree with all of his methods or reasonings on everything, but I've come to realize a lot of times his hands were just as tied as ours. And the draconian surveillance stuff? Yeah, he was directed to do that. One guess by whom.
He was "in charge" because he convinced Robert that he was the right guy for the job by finding a security flaw that let him log into Robert's personal UniFi Protect setup at his home. At that point Robert basically gave him carte blanche, but also started directing him to lock everything down. More than a bit of paranoia there, in my opinion.
He was "in charge" because he convinced Robert that he was the right guy for the job by finding a security flaw that let him log into Robert's personal UniFi Protect setup at his home. At that point Robert basically gave him carte blanche, but also started directing him to lock everything down. More than a bit of paranoia there, in my opinion.